DNA Romance is an exclusive platform where serious and intelligent singles can meet. We provide evidence-based matchmaking that takes into consideration chemical attraction in addition to to personality and appearance, saving our customers time, money and frustration by matching them with the right people sooner. See who's online now!
DNA Romance is an online dating service that uses a DNA test to match members who are likely to feel a real chemical attraction (chemistry) with each other. Our beta-platform can be used free of charge by those people who already have a DNA testing data.
First, download your DNA data from 23andMe, or AncestryDNA, or MyHeritage, or FamilyTreeDNA, or LivingDNA.
If you haven't already completed a DNA test then look no further DNA Romance are offering our own DNA test for $150 USD + postage. Order a DNA test today!
Complete your DNA Romance profile and you will soon see matches who are compatible with you.
Go ahead and break the ice with a message, you're far more likely to feel chemical attraction towards your matches!
We all know Chemical Attraction is an essential ingredient for a successful relationship. But, did you know that chemistry is detected by your nose? The relationship between smell and attraction is real and well characterized, even explaining the success of a multi-billion dollar perfume industry. Plus we all know the expression that "Love is in the air". Did you know there is a biological basis behind why you find the scent of one person to be attractive, while the scent of another people can be repulsive?
Watch Professor Robert Winston explain the genetic basis of chemical attraction in just two minutes.
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At DNA Romance, we analyze your DNA to ensure the person you are matched with is compatible and you will have good chemistry with them. We are pioneers in understanding of how DNA plays a role is attraction and relationships. Our mission is to improve the accuracy of our romantic predictions with each new member.
Join NowOur beta membership gives you advanced access to the DNA Romance matchmaking service today and it's currently free to use.
While we require DNA testing results in order to match to you with other users, we do accept DNA data from most genotyping service providers including 23andMe, Ancestry, Family Tree DNA, Living DNA and My Heritage.
See Your DNA Romance Matches Now!Our matchmaking method requires your DNA test data in order to find you a great match. We are now offering DNA testing services to those who haven't completed a DNA test yet, our price is $150 USD + $20 postage anywhere in the world*1. Order a DNA test today!
*1. Shipping cost to you is prepaid, you will pay the return cost of your sample to our laboratory in Canada.
Navigating the world of personalized genomics is complex and the number of companies is rapidly expanding. Below is an incomplete list of some of the genomics companies that we recommend you try.
If you are also interested in ancestry and healthcare reports, then below are third parties that provide DNA testing which is also suitable for the DNA Romance service.
-> 23andMe UK/EU, or 23andMe USA/Canada (Health & Ancestry Reports)
-> Ancestry DNA (Ancestry Report)
Promethease: Analyses your heritable health, it is a literature retrieval system that builds a personal DNA report based on connecting a file of DNA genotypes to the scientific findings cited in SNPedia. Promethease provides a lot of information for just $5.
GEDmatch: Provides many free tools to analyses your genealogy from your raw DNA data file.
Genes For Good: Run by The University of Michigan "Genes For Good" is a research project generating and analyzing an enormous database of health and genetic information. By collecting this large data-set "Genes For Good" hope to provide valuable biological insight into the causes and treatment of heritable diseases. For your free DNA test simply answer a series of health care questions, subscriptions are made on their Facbook APP